Milk Price Rise Follows Borden Trend Amid Jury Fears
Chicago discourse centers on boosting milk to nine cents a quart following early leaders Borden’s Condensed Milk and Ira J. Mix Dairy. Dealers hesitate after past grand jury probes on price conspiracies, preferring staged intervals to avoid indictments.
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Condensed Milk Company
Ira J. Mix Dairy Company
Wayman
Illinois Milk Dealers’ Association
John H. Marsh
Borden Company
W. B. Wanzer
Sidney ‘Wanser & Sons
Ryan Platforms Against Monopolies in Illinois 1909
Democratic candidate Frank 8. Ryan announces a platform opposing trusts and endorsing tariff reform while criticizing Cannonism. The piece notes his Sixth District bid, the anti Ryan opposition led by Wood and Moxley, and his pledge to push a lakes to the gulf waterway and federal income tax. It covers his nomination at Pick’n Hall and calls for Democratic unity ahead of the November election.
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Ryan
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Moxley
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Judges and Jurors Debate Reform in Illinois Courts
A column argues the Illinois judiciary must lead procedural reform, citing names of Cook County judges and urging the state to adopt constitutionally mandated annual reports to improve justice. It notes the nation's call for reform from Taft and questions the judiciary’s reluctance to act. The piece closes with comments on Mars, Rifia, postal cards, and a digression on public interest topics.
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Cook County
Chicago
Tulinoia
United States
Attorneys’ Association of Illinois
Springfield
John E. W. Wayman
Wayman
C. W. Hadley
DuPage County
Association
John F. Gilmer
Adams County
C. D. Wiley
Oe County
Superior Court
Albert C. Barnes
Theodore Brentano
Arthur H. Chetlain
Henry V. Freeman
Marcus Kavanagh
Axel Chytraus
Jesse Holdom
W. M. McEwen
Farlin Q. Ball
George A. Dupuy
Ben M. Smith
William H
Supreme Court
Taft
Illinois
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